Welcoming Dr. Brian Kunzer to the eBRAIN team!

Brian Kunzer, PhD

Join us in welcoming Brian Kunzer, PhD to our grant team.

Brian Kunzer works with Dr. Caterina Rosano, Dr. Seyoung Kim, and Dr. Beth Shaaban along with other collaborators. Brian has a background in data science, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, and physics. Brian has previously worked in applying machine learning algorithms to data science projects in healthcare and predictive maintenance. Brian’s interests are at the crossroads of human longevity, healthspan, and brain aging, while applying machine learning methods to large scale datasets (e.g., EMR, multi-omics, medical images) to discover new patterns and predict/evaluate disease, diagnoses, and optimal therapeutics/treatments. In Brian’s free time, he enjoys building at all scales from Lego to DIY home renovations.

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